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i mean, clearly, something is off there and has been off with rudy giuliani for quite some time. i mean, running around the country proposing, you know, fraudulent electors in different states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, things like that, the mystifying press conference in front of a porn shop, you know, in philadelphia. >> oh, my god. >> trying to cling to the myth this election was corrupted by venezuela and other countries, just crazy, literally crazy, crazy stuff. this guy has put so much distance between himself and his behaior in new york city on september 11th, where he was legitimately acknowledged to be heroic in terms of his response to what happened that day, you just wonder, what in the world happened to rudy giuliani? >> well, there is no answer to mike's question there, but to underscore that, as someone who
that opportunity to be out front and center, sometimes out front and center of a landscaping firm next to a crematorium and a porn shop, but no cost to him. so yes, he may be disbarred eventually but he's not really a lawyer anyway. he's more of a publicist for donald trump. does this change anything, do you think for rudy giuliani? >> i think it does. you know, rudy giuliani had been really peddling his status around the globe for big money. big money. and by the way, a lot of big money came from bad guys. came from nefarious types that are not somebody that anybody in america should admire. and i actually -- i'm not the first to have said this, but i actually believe the next time rudy giuliani will be in court will be as a criminal defendant. you know, his problem he has now is how does he feed the machine
who, basically. >> you think he's good for this crime. >> not sure, but i want more information. give me something to go on. >> to detectives, brad was a puzzle. angry and abrasive on one hand, and yet cooperative and seemingly distraught about hannah's death on the other. >> it just didn't click with oborn. >> questions still swirled around brad in the hours after hannah's body was discovered. but now the case was about to spin off in a whole new direction. investigators had obtained hannah's phone logs and learned she had made four calls on her last night. one to a girlfriend, two to brad and another to a boy named denny ross. >> denny ross. does it mean anything to anybody? >> it doesn't mean anything to me. >> the detectives learn that this denny ross lived in a three-bedroom apartment next to a porn shop. they drove over and knocked on the door. >> denny ross answers the door. he's got a phone in his hand. i say hey, i'm detective hughes,
spin off in a whole new direction. investigators had obtained hannah's phone logs and learned she had made four calls on her last night. one to a girlfriend, two to brad and another to a boy named denny ross. >> denny ross. does it mean anything to anybody? >> it doesn't mean anything to me. >> the detectives learn that this denny ross lived in a three-bedroom apartment next to a porn shop. they drove over and knocked on the door. >> denny ross answers the door. sees got a phone in his hand, and i say, hey, you know, detective hughes, i'd like to talk to you about this, and he says, well, i've got my attorney on the phone. >> an attorney? >> yes. i said, wow, that's a little different. >> coming up, there was an even more surprising admission from denny ross still to come about a visit from hannah the very night she died. >> but did that lead to murder? when "dateline" continues. inues. (engines rev)
puzzle. angry and a brace -- abrasive on one hand, yet seemingly concerned about hannah on the other. questions still swirled around brad in the hours after hannah's body was discovered. but now the case was about to spin off in a whole new direction. investigators had obtained hannah's phone logs and learned she had made four calls on her last night. one to a girlfriend, two to brad and another to a boy named denny ross. >> denny ross. does it mean anything to anybody? >> it doesn't mean anything to me. >> the detectives learn that this denny ross lived in a three-bedroom apartment next to a porn shop. they drove over and knocked on the door. >> denny ross answers the door. sees got a phone in his hand, and i say, hey, you know, detective hughes, i'd like to talk to you about this, and he says, well, i've got my attorney on the phone.
ross. >> denny ross, does it mean anything to anybody? >> detectives learned he lived in a three-bedroom apartment noex a porn shop. they drove over and knocked on the door. >> denny ross answered the door. he has a phone in his hand. i said hang up. i'd like to talk to you about this. he said, i have my attorney on the phone. >> an attorney? >> yes. i said, oh, that's a little different. >> and denny ross would share a surprising admission about a visit from hannah the very night she disappeared. coming up -- >> did that lead to murder? when the night hannah hill disappeared, continues. hannah l disappeared, continues chugga-chugga, charles! my man!
discovered hannah's body. >> now we're hammering him. we're peppering him, if not you, who, basically. >> you think he's good for this crime. >> not for sure, but i want more information. give me something to go on. >> to detectives, brad was a puzzle. angry and a brace -- abrasive on one hand, yet seemingly concerned about hannah on the other. questions still swirled around brad in the hours after hannah's body was discovered. but now the case was about to spin off in a whole new direction. investigators had obtained hannah's phone logs and learned she had made four calls on her last night. one to a girlfriend, two to brad and another to a boy named denny ross. >> denny ross. does it mean anything to anybody? >> it doesn't mean anything to me. >> the detectives learn that this denny ross lived in a three-bedroom apartment next to a porn shop. they drove over and knocked on the door. >> denny ross answers the door. sees got a phone in his hand, and i say, hey, you know,
we're peppering him, if not you, who, basically. >> you think he's good for this crime. >> not for sure, but i want more information. give me something to go on. >> to detectives, brad was a puzzle. angry and a brace -- abrasive on one hand, yet seemingly concerned about hannah on the other. questions still swirled around brad in the hours after hannah's body was discovered. but now the case was about to spin off in a whole new direction. investigators had obtained hannah's phone logs and learned she had made four calls on her last night. one to a girlfriend, two to brad and another to a boy named denny ross. >> denny ross. does it mean anything to anybody? >> it doesn't mean anything to me. >> the detectives learn that this denny ross lived in a three-bedroom apartment next to a porn shop. they drove over and knocked on the door. >> denny ross answers the door. sees got a phone in his hand, and i say, hey, you know, detective hughes, i'd like to
is costing american taxpayers $60 billion. >> it's money lost to waste, abuse and improper payments. some of that money is sent to fake or bad addresses, as abc's jim avila investigates. >> reporter: our hunt to find how medicare is losing billions of dollars brought us here, chicago's southside and this odd location for a doctor's office. you run the mailbox place? >> yes we do. >> reporter: right next door to a porn shop, a mailbox store where medicare has sent nearly $600,000 in payments. it's listed as suite 308, which in reality, is just a mailbox. there's nobody practicing medicine in here. >> no. >> reporter: the law says payments should be sent only to a location where someone is practicing medicine. still, your money flowed in. >> how much? >> reporter: $592,000. >> they could have at least gotten a bigger box. >> reporter: in a government report first obtained by abc news federal investigators charging medicare is not checking where it's sending your money, making it too easy for
have the right to protect through public safety the people of our district. >> megyn: and the people registered with the government as they were required to do to become licensed gun owners and it got thrown back in their face. and the journal says we knew the publishing of the data base would be controversial. and important in the aftermath of the newtown shootings that's the publisher of journal news media group. >> that statement doesn't make sense. >> megyn: now they're doubling down and going off-- they're not sorry. >> no. >> megyn: but i want to ask you this. >> selling more papers. >> megyn: what would the reaction be if the same paper decided to sit outside of planned parenthood on the days abortions are offer and followed any woman who goes into planned parenthood and followed her home and publish her address and said i can't tell you she had an abortion, but she was there on the days abortions were planned. and pornography, this is where they lived and went into a porn shop. do you think, or followed muslims in new york city and i